The Canon 24mm TS-E is awesome. It's a bit different from using a view camera; takes a little getting used to the knobs and controlling the axes (took some brainpower to realize I needed to use the tripod head as a rear standard, not the lens).
Part of the the fun / trouble, is choosing between getting the lines vertical, or using the low depth of field (f/3.5) and miniaturizing things. For the image with the statue, I took the image "out-of-whack," then corrected the lines in photoshop to try and achieve both effects.
Another cool use is to merge photos. The image below of the door is actually three separate exposures - I simply shifted the lens, left, center, right. In photoshop, I chose File > Automate > Photomerge - then followed the dialog box. There's an article on this in the July/August Picture Magazine
24 July 2009
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